News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-10-20
Petition for Foreclosure
State Of Vermont-Lamoille Co. ss.
HAVEN 7. STOWE,

HAVEN P. STOWE,
WILLIAM A. BoUrELLE, s. E.
BOUTELLE, HEMAN STORY In Chancerv
e 5. MOVES, ADMIR- OF December Term.
ALoNZo COBLEIGHs EST, 1887
AND w. II. LAIRD, ASSIGN
EE OF 5. L. BOUTELLE's
ESTATE.
WHEREAS Haven P. Stowe, of Stowe, I'm the
County OF Lamoille, and State of Vermont. has
L u Gay MED in the office OF the Clerk of said
sosI. 81 wEhanceIy his petition for foreclosure
against william A. Boutelle, Of Chippewa Falls.
In the County of Chippewa, and State OF Wis.
consin; s. Z. Boutelle and w. ii. Laird. of Hart.
mont He3 sO9sht Gy OF windsor and State Of Yer
?: NoyeS, OF Morr1stown, County of tamoille
aforesaid therein setting forth in substance that
tne Sald Mliilam A. Boutelle and S. K. Boutelle
ON the 9th day of September, A, d. 1899 dniv az
ecuted to Haven 7. Stowe aforesaid, a inort9age
Geea OF certain land situated in Morristown,
County OF Lamoille aforesaid, and described al
follows; Bounded north by Main Street SO called
IN tne village OF Morrisyile, in the town Of Nor
=. Z: Robinson; west by land and premises of N
y. clark south by land and premises of Joseph
MOVES; Beng same land conveyed to the said
Der 27th, 1888 reference to said deed for q friI
description" Conditioned for the payment of &C.
eorulhg 10 the tenor thereof, four notes bearing
same date as said mortgage, Sept. "a, 1883. one
for nifty dollars, due in six months from date
three for one hundred dollars each, payahle one
NOE annually thereafter until all are due. All
with interest annually, signed by the said W A
Boutelle and s. A. Boutelle, PAYABLE to said
Stowe or orderi and further conditioned that the
buildings on said premises should be kept well
insured for the benefit Of said mortgage. which
notes are now justly due and owing and have
not been paid according to the effect Of the same
Also which buildings are not and have not been
kept insured for the beneft of said mortgage
And further setting forth that the said s. T.
BoIte.e and William A. Boutelle on the 9th day
OF September, 1883, duly executed to c. 5. Page,
OF hyde Park, In the County Of Lamoille afOre-
said, second mortgage on said premises, to Sc
cure the payment of two certain promissory
notes dated September a. 1888; one for one hun
dred dollars, payable on or before March ri 1889
ana one i3r one hundred and fifty dollars. paya-
est annually; and further conditioned that the
buildings on said premises should be kept well
insured for the benefit Of said mortgage; which
mortgage was executed after and subject to your
petitioners said mortgage.
And further setting forth that your petitioner
IS INFORMED and believes and therefore states on
Information and belief, that said Page duly as
signed his said notes and mortgage to one JEFF
terson Thomas, of Morristown, In the County OF
toner unknown. And further setting forth thar
the said Thomas thereafterwards duly assigned
ana delivered one OF his said notes, TO wit one
note for one hundred dollars, payable on or be-
fore March q, 1889, together with an interest in
SAID rage mortgage to Alonzo Cobleigh of Hyde
ParE, VI; that said Cobleigh deceased on or about
the 10th day OF June 1885, and that c. S. Noyes, of
Morristown aforesaid, is the legal Administrator
of said Cobleighs estate, and as such holds said
note ana interest in said mortgage and thereby
as such claims some interest to Said mortgaged
premises. And further setting forth that said
Thomas duly assigned and delivered his other
note Tor one hundred and fifty dollars payable on
or before March 1890 together with and interest
In said Page mortgage to one Heman Story Of
Stowe, IN the County of LamOille aforesaid, and
that SAID Story is now the owner and holder
thereof and thereby claims some interest in and
to said mortgaged premises.
And further setting forth that on or about the
18th day Of August, 1887, at Woodstock, in the
County OF Windsor, and Insolvency District Of
Hartford, the said s. K. Boutelle after due pro-
cess Of law was duly adjudged and declared by
the Honorable Court of Insolvency within and
for said District to be an Insolyent Debtor,
Woodstock aforesaid at meeting for that pur-
pose of the creditors of the said s. Z. Boutelle,
one w. II. Laird, of Hartford, County of Wind
sor; was duly elected and appointed Assignee Of
said Boutelle's estate, and that the Judge of said
Court OF Insolvency, on or about said 10th day Of
August duly assigned and conveyed to said AS
signee all the estate, real and personal, of said
Boutelle, except such as is by law exempt from
attachment, including said mortgaged premises,
and that said W. H; Laird as such Assignee
claims some interest therein. And further set
ting forth that your petitioner is informed and
believes that portion of said mortgage prem
ises is exempt from attachment, and that said s.
4. BOutelle claims some interest therein.
Wherefore, the petitioner prays that the equity
Of redemption of the above-named petititionees,
be foreclosed agreeably to the provisions of Sec
ton $50 OF the Revised Laws. And it appearing
that the said William A. Boutelle resides without
this state, so that personal service cannot he
made upon him, it is therefore ordered that he be
notified of the tendency Of said petition, and to
appear before the Court OF Chancery next to be
holden at Hyde Park, In and for said County OF
LamOille, on the First Tuesday OF December A.
ID. 1887 then and there to answer to said petition,
and to stand to and abide such order and decree
therein as to said Court shall seem mete by pub
LEGATION of the foregoing substance Of said petit
tion and this order In the NEWS AND CITIZEN, a
weekly newspaper published at Morrisville and
Hyde Park, in said Lamoille County, for three
weeks in succession, the last Of which publica-
ton shall be not less than twenty days before
the said December Term of said Court Of
Given under my hand at Hyde Park aforesaid,
this 18th day of October A. ID. 1887.
SMITH B. WAITE, Clerk.
V. A. BULLARD, Solicitor.